Sentence examples for below measuring from inspiring English sources

As shown below, measuring the transmission of the glass/TCO and glass/TCO/CdS structures leads to the results, which differ significantly from those measured on the real structure of the solar cell.

This questionnaire includes questions about background, organisation and service of the birth setting: location, size, personnel, equipment, vision, management, judicial status, financial status, use of protocols, inter-professional cooperation and level of integration on six different domains (see below: measuring integration of organisation and care).

With the tape still around the midpoint of the arm, a mark was made on the most anterior point of the biceps (just above measuring tape) and the most posterior point of the triceps (just below measuring tape) area to assist in locating the biceps and triceps skinfold landmark [ 7].

Twenty patients (42.6%) showed an osteoporotic BMD with a T-score of – 2.5 or below measured by DEXA of at least two vertebrae.

This phenotype has been captured in the Fibrinogen Binding Inhibition (FBI) Assay, which, as described below, measures the ability of antibodies to prevent S. aureus from binding to human fibrinogen.

The calibration controls (which are detected using 'spikes' of different concentrations of probe that are added to the hybridization solution, see below) measures the sensitivity and dynamic range of the hybridization reaction, over 4.5 orders of magnitude.

When steps below discuss measuring " line voltage ", substitute the voltage for your particular water heater instead.

To help with the system, the company also provides a $500-priced 500-priced"scanner" pictured below — for meaSizeUp pictured.

"For mobile devices, we are not measuring below age thirteen today," she said.

A decline of cSO2 below 80% of baseline or below 55% measured for at least one minute was regarded as relevant during anesthesia including cardiopulmonary bypass.

The chart below measures language diversity in two very different ways: the number of languages spoken in the country and Greenberg's diversity index, which scores countries on the probability that two citizens will share a mother tongue.